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Ice ages occured, as well as the presence of humans. Animals began to change into what they are today. Humans became a higher powered race, and advanced incredibly fast withing the thousands of years we've been here.
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The continents were getting closer to the formations they have today. Mammals and birds we're very large in size, and most look familiar while others have interesting shapes.
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This period is known for the asteroid that wiped out the a large percentage of all types of dinosaurs. Mammals started getting more complex, and plant life evolved.
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Pangea began splitting apart. Dinosaurs we're becoming more complex, and large, and small mammals appear.
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Life on land was more populated than life in the water. Dinosaurs were starting to dominate the earth.
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During this time, the largest mass extinction in history occurred. The Supercontinent Pangea was forming, which caused severe weather and geologic issues.
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Massive swamp forests and plants were all over. Coal began to form in these forests do to the pressure of all the debris. Amphibian like creatures and giant bugs were on land.
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Plants were growing larger in size. Aquatic creatures were moving their way to more shallow waters and even land.
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Sea levels rise, and land climates become warm and stable. Plant life moves onto land, which were most likely lichen forming onto rocks.
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Most of the world was completely ocean, and a lot of the land had formed a supercontinent Gondwana. Life was becoming more advanced and dangerous.
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The Earth was an ocean world, and in the water there were millions of diverse species of life
